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Jason Araujo

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Jan 5, 2014, 11:12:46 PM1/5/14
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Hey all,
I'd love it if you might take a look at my resume and give me feedback on how I could make it as tight and professional as possible.

Thanks!


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Jason Araujo
Programmer, Interactive Art Engineer
http://jasonaraujo.net
jaraujo_resume.pdf

Joe Janes

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Jan 6, 2014, 10:35:18 PM1/6/14
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Looks good to me, Jason. While I'm not savvy about the content, it looks professional and laid out clearly if I were looking for specific info. I'd love to see a typical cover letter from you.


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Jason Araujo

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Jan 6, 2014, 10:40:58 PM1/6/14
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Thanks Joe!
Ahhh, cover letters.Ugh.

:D
-j

Matt Booty

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Jan 7, 2014, 2:30:38 AM1/7/14
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Jason -

Looks very good. As someone who looks at a lot of software resumes, my opinion is that this is solid.

One thing read a little weird: "designed gameplay in various interactives". Have not heard "interactives" used as a noun before. Might suggest changing it to "Designed gameplay for interactive trade show booth attractions" or "for interactive, large-screen demos" or something like that.

Regarding cover letters -- pretty much any and all hiring happens by email or a web site these days. I have not seen a cover letter in years. Probably good to have some text, but lilkely it will be highly tailored to the job you're applying for.

Nice work.

- Matt


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